Spratley & Partners is an architectural practice with offices in Henley-on-Thames and Bristol for which the re-use of historic buildings is core work. Conservation work is led by Associate Claire Paterson, whose earlier experience includes the Palace of Westminster, with Senior Architect Chloe Forshaw on the RIBA Conservation Course. The practice favours a retrofit approach that reconciles significance with energy performance, and works with Historic England, the National Trust and conservation officers. Projects include the Grade I listed fifteenth-century Crowhurst Place, the Grade II listed Heckfield Place, a Grade II* manor in the Surrey Green Belt and Farmington Lodge in the Cotswolds.
Suitable for: listed country houses and buildings in conservation areas needing design-led restoration, extension or low-carbon retrofit.
Services: conservation architecture; repair and adaptation of listed buildings; retrofit and sustainability; extensions; interiors; planning and listed building consent negotiation.
Location: Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, with an office in Bristol; covering London, the Home Counties and the South West.